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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20
The Midland Journal.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Md.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Events in the Religions World--Work In
the Mission Field.

/. Llky.
Events In the Religions World-Work In
the Mission Field.
f,na ~ tba ,oost ;,,torast;,,tr v,;ss;o,,s
l.z q. - ,-,S-.ra- : - - -,
= - e 1aosy Al1iaS
rs. SUI ~ .llo 1Alonpsuop ~ cailoSl-
,,s-,s, sss ~ souis
+, ~ spe u s - 90
anu par.ay ~ ,..s.s.. ~
49, l.ala l.o ~, -
y 4 las ~, ~ W..
printed books for the services of the church.
Finally the Assyrian patriarch appealed to the
English church for help. and two ministers
were sent to them by the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, and are now laboring among them.
4 ,,,,,,hor ~ c,o,,t1a,no, q, +b;e co,,,+rv
4 .. u s :. 80 - 81
s,'ys unaer ~ ~ o''
~ ~ ne c.sy ~ ~
WIZ 'slAe slo p - :.
scnooi loI M =. :.
this school comes from Mr.. Harntune s. Jenan-
YAM native of Cilicia, and now student in
the Union theological Seminary OF New York
city. A number Of people have already be-
come interested in the project and about
$500 year has been pledged, a sum sufficient
to support about fifty children.
m. ft,no,aa+;onal voor Rool for
1851 shows that there are in all ATT churches
In this country, having 436.37o members, 4O9O
ministers, 521, 1888 Sunday-school scholars.
There are Congregational churches in all the
States and Territories except Delaware and
Alaska. The denomination has seven theolog-
ical seminaries. The National Council of the
Congregational churches of the United States
s W. tra uesr Tha lost NESTING ae.a as at
fybicsgo q 1884 and the next will he AZ, Wor-
cests, Mass i, October. 1850.
The religious statistics OF Prussia,
taken in December, 1885, have been published.
According to these the Protestants number 49,
243,5S7 persons,or 64.42 per cent. of the total
ee,,t 1os thess laT beinS Nom hers "f The
Y Greet ortboov ch,,rcbl. ss o9f, ~. q nor cent
& ,,eloy i,,s, ~ otbar fYb1.;st;an danoninations.
IA "a rs N ,,a, cent Jews ia confessing
ofher rel;sions. 2 ZOO ynalr;ne, No statement of
fl,esi, yalio;o,,s views
- S,'s'>,'-e
= +,s+ g HtS,ouie a" nso mUs gnn mpa
ss,S+ ON noo have tha Oa Testamant In az,
rts,;s,,;c ,,ors;o on, SIM obo,e ,;oidl, r, +ha
,,,,s,-,,as ora ly r,loxr az, AZ
c,,rs,, ~ IIebrayv imrioran+s who IN tho
fine of the GREAT disnersion. settled in Abvs-
sinia and married wives Of that nation.
-, ~,
The Churcn Army OF the Church OF
England, under the patronage and direction of
two archbishops and fourteen bishops, has
brought forward for confirmation over 5000
sd,,Ifs mostly oatberad at the street corneys
+ and from public houses has already over 1000
more aduiS converts waning TOT connrmation;
uas oysr o'ooo auuit commandments
The fifth International Sunday-school
f,,.,a,,t,, MI; i, r,;oa,, -,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20

der contract
in building a
railroadinthe
central part of
Mexico. Trou-
BILE arose be-
t W cen t h e
Chinese an d
thecontractor
in regard to
the quantity
and quality
of food fur
nished and
c:I,..o ~a-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20

erful native kings
whose sw ay ex-
tends over large
andpopulous areas.
He is. the scion of a
rono of r111ers
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20


the wages when due. The result was the
Chinese quit work and notified the Six Com
panies in San Francisco of their situation.
At that time was in the employ of the
companies, and they sent me to the scene of
the strike to find out how matters stood, and
if necessary to engage transportation for the
Chinese to San Francisco, in which case I
should have to take the men across the coun-
try from Eresnillo to Mazatlan, a distance of
about 200 miles. From Mazatlan they could
take passage on the steamer for San Fran
cisco. Before leaving the companies gave
me a. 600 in gold coin, SO that would have
funds to buy provisions, pay fares, etc.
went by rail from San Francisco to Ell
Paso from there crossed the river to Paso
Del Norte on the Mexican side; from there to
my point of destination / proposed to go
horseback. intended to send my money
by stage or express, but when learned that
the charges would be two per cent. and that
the company would not become responsible
if the money should be taken en- route by
the road agents, as they politely call high
way robbers, determined to carry the
money myself. So tying it up in a strong
canvas bag rolled it up in blankets and
LdStcAcu ~ security W my Sduule anu IuOuHC-
ing my broncho started on my long jour
ney. had gone but few miles when ]
heard the sound of horses feet striking the
hard road. Looking back, Isaw two horsemen
about quarter of mile in my rear.
Not caring for company that did not know
in the wild country that was in, I put
spurs to my broncho to increase his speed. /
found that the men behind me also increased
their speed so that they maintained about
the same distance from me as they did when
first discovered them. After going six or
eight miles and finding could not outstrip
them, checked my horse to walk; the
men behind me did the same thing. My
suspicious were now fully aroused and I
made up my mind that if I reached the sta
ton of San Jose, the first one on the road
after leaving Paso Del Norte, would remain
there until either found out who the men
behind me were or until / had company could
depend on. Soon after, on turning bend in
the road, came in sight of the station. 1t
was nothing but low-roofed,
one-story adobe house, with a III
veranda in front and GAkzS
a corral in S%kSN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20

Nthebeau-
tiful NORTH
erncoastof
Victoria
N va n z a
lives a boy
noty yet
t W e n t y
wears old
who has in
his power
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20
MY NARROW ESCAPE.
A Matter-of- Fact Account Of g
Personal Adventure
copyrtohsed. 1ss7.l

ONE six or seven
years ago there
were about 800 Chi
nese employed I'M
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-20
Ism Of the

Sn Uk bue
Victims =
A Centre
of Barba-
risr,,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

tsuEa s9kf1s- ai.ea -tales ~ Wm
II Thompson. indistmrut for Ifiai *
4sr sifheutpsgius tax Aclgiiied.-
AIRED states W. Colin 8 ieifcl. inior-
naaou t.r fre-rfss q futtnaet lar the
iefu. ~ a4set states ". Wallace Haves.
Indictment ilr EeiAii.ng l.qgor etc. Pleaded
sellsy. esatenrr saspfutsd until uo1t
term. Bail given ia ,as sim o. t-e1 ---
n.fed ,.4ses ys Au4reE Ichn-1a ladirt-
nlsut iur retailing HgG0f etc. o. trial
tfrcCir -jeafsY PgnunT Company ~
,ackeit g y ,xzins. essumpsit proceedings
siayrs. ioyfy IA Mary g. >4t.n ~
Williams 1ipole. freFer verdict for plaintiff
tl0Us llffuleat ~ plaintiff st4o % nnS
actnal lgoursruseufs. fFoceet,nss ssayed
tk.ly DAYS Jos B sa5.u - Nm Bsa-
iamin. ttoFer. verdict no cause Of action.
Judgment Tor desru1cnt Tor actual costs.
---flsman klodgett IS. Wni and Isaac
Horton. suug4s. continued without
rCsfs.--8gIuo and COars! kaap vs.
Broad De toer ass4mpsir Gauss d.sc0n-
tInusd without cost 90 either party .---
The American algis Tobacco Company ".
klcaard a.. Mathews repleyin, continued
without cCsis---- hicaard q. Matthews vs.
TIE Eaton. Lyon 6 Alien Printing Com
pany repisVia continued on uauai terms.
The Eaton Lvpn - Alien Printing
C0mpany ~. Ella Matthews Peirce and A.
Ae tsrand fetree. repl~Fln continued ca
usual tsrnis---'rh- People - Alfred
PARKS. inloI nation fof lsrceuy from i
dwelling In the dey time respondent fe.
leased on his O~n recognizauee ~ 500.
SUrERfor-Ths People -. Ben T. Deuel.
larcencv. recugnizanCe 10 sum of $50 aud
cxse continued over term. 10 the mater Of
Elena kpiiler habeas cL4pus. prisoner re
uiaDtsd to custody Of - father Aibtrf
Missner, allowed ten dsgs % settle tiii cf
exceptions. The people vs. Zen I. Dsll. /.
larceny arrairEeG and picatei not guilty.
pro fOrrua. The People 81. jacob No..
receiving stolen property verdict not
guilty.
PoLICE-W William Barry. drunk twelve
days IA iai. William Nsbocyesr. va
eralcy. discharged. George scott. Jack
Wright AMI Albert Tracy. larceny less than
So. adjourned iii Hay ~. Ed and George
O Dosteil. saloon open afer hours; the
former uoile prosecuted and the latter al.
iOuraed % Nay IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

JOS MvrHkrroE7 stories about
mslsor A large a. church with stseple
HAVING fallen aud plunged into taa earth
sfeeple foremost "a Texas. about the wor-
desfui cave. snrpsssinz even Mammoth
gsve. &c. xers supposed g. have secullI
the uadispnfed championship amouz
liar Jse wlt however. baee "a irv
ssan. lie bss been oufsone by aBotaer
dsaumsr who. ca a bst. it IA ssid. saat b.
couid beat ham. started sbe story sbons
WnTRR r. spesws4. ~ Eastern colisse
rrasluafe wa0 h8d 4. kill susces.ivelT The
whole 8egsl niaa m q fsmiif ~ deepsrs-
does uaa,et Nusnnr. nssr Tsrarksns.
sscsuse BE- hss protected aa rleDrent
commercial sravai.er vhon tte Ar8vaYs
tsa srisd teaniposs apou. lhe story sss
ts.egrsphed e. tte chicago Trftans
wh.ca svsi'o we'd s s.l and sfarss,i 5an8
IN bcucr cf tha brave raao. arpeai az e.
cummertisl frsveisrs to "ocrffibn.s fxea-
T. DE cents eaca and s'rvsr5 tbsr cou-
trlbutlons IN care ef the Trtsag. Atcus
ooa thoussad sacb sns rlrt.oos wars
maize. wneo it oceurfs3 to soraa ora i3
iu4uus shnihar fhe sepry ess 'rae A
ie;.ersua Va sent to 'he Mayer 81 Tssar-
kans. and the rsF'Y eaTue baek, aa
sfery ,s al q csnart Ttsre teTsf wss
soy saah mar or e1y such s1sir Ia tais
pa. cf he countfTT inst wisst VII
be f~-e with saa T'rsaps's fan3 ass sat
ysf spresrei D rizas se usef te Ff.-
chase = larVe snd har8sons sasairt.
k1o~n a. a g'siL ior the msnaging s.istsrs
clTcs. the balance a. - devoted - ste
psrchass - hsi9rs fsr lhe zenfiauss.7 s
trsvsiers eho nees ~ ta.s ciig ia.s
x<>esnssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

ssHe s.s - seahe
ssaFs 81 Rasa Wefss uss asl gat
So sst = las - ,s.ae s. aae.
taesr sas sefs sFs stsi e.at estas tas
@
&ee sheea wslaks saesa eria "a
ae slE.ss1 seEs isss aleftsss 60 3.
Asaail
ksassls ieaiss sxbrs go - Eg..ne
lssts-. 81 iasassa tts lseseatF.
4 slssa 81 iesis klep ia y Lsfs
gsplas Sac : aes ts.ss a liz ieffs bash
ne Feal tass ely te HsIfs y sses'H
ga ga bias srs SO asasiss lreps tsSsiy
Csc 81 leuis sits Ter Say
Teu .3ssat bssse Nva hFa' i again esf-
rfieF laaesf aetsssn tfis lssrt sasi g 81
sssa eLs os tesa SEA = . Elssgess ga as
lats 90 aels d ~ fair'g fsafs. al = .sid
- as s.lez. barge a9s fannlns "a A4<e
AlesissH.
seasgmsraorn "llaisn 40 ~bo ~ss
aFfss sd sDt afIa.fnel YssleIdaf before : .s-
tef bessas.sg. cbsfses SIN ssssa'iinx Oh
ia.'.1a foba. eks DISCHARGED faefe not
hainr stfi ieat lr9oi 60 a9id him The
iai-e parts = -, a. laf9@.
Elfs aas oosele8 a. sleysn o'clock
IA Nsdaes ~ evening" .8 fae feslafLes ~
Attta4 N.ar ttlatt - A+tt4@s@" 49, 't't
usf sis aa1 81 alarm turnsd IA The
tsuass s8s sm4.L A lfs stands bgi sma
she's ata aief fs,leu aa1 his iaddies ~
si t
fte n3lss arht % iaxe Y.sce tonight be
taesu %. 4 lie rand % Deiro.t aud her
heu Dgrkr ~ sbis cily. promises - be a
Aetly contested set 81. Both mer have
been in fia. Biug foF tao weeks. and afe ssid
q r~ o. he hser ~ condition The pUi5s
s f3F SEQ. snd i0ss, rtCeipss 20 the winner.
Both mfp have lots vi lflgnts thAt ale
oeuhjent oi their ahiiiy, and betting Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
81 20 0LFONAR .ARlNE.

Progssso- ArwarEs. ot Wesleyan Uni
versisy. bits ths bovine optic squareiy IN
his article ca "Buttsr aul Olsouarxa r
ias" in i1s May Csntsv hs says:
"'lhis is Gaze wlsre mechanical inysa-
non. aided by sciencs. 10 enabled %
furnish q chsar, wholesome aad na-
,riboas food Sor The people. Legislation
% provide Tor oliicial iaspect.oa "a this.
~ Of other food pr1nsts. and 70 iasnrs
that it shall be- sold ior VIA. is is, and
not s0S waat 10 Is nos. - vsry desirable
Every reasonable msasare % preysnt
sraad. here ~ elsswhsre. ouEht 70 be
welcomed Bot 'hs s,fsmps % rurtail or
suppress the pr daction ~ cheap aad
useful food material by lsw. lest The
profits which class-ths producers u
batlar have enjoyed from fbe mann
factufe of costllsr art3ole may b.
diminished. ~ opposed to ths interests
~ a large body of people. 20 the spirit q
our institutions s0d 70 shs pisinest die
tates q ,ustice"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

firs Vas dlsco~ssed asoat ll.30 yssssr-
day forenoon ia j. p. Nextons dry Kiln
and shingIe mill nsar ths d. a q. Junction.
toe asmss originating ia the boiler room
ard beins irst seen Ia fla NOT The New
ton company hss q gooi sless pnmr alth
snah hose. WHICH vas brought iat8 leqgi-
ffliou With NJ Gre ar4s.algs lei0Deing %
Fuller & EIce mll ncsr By, Dst Use lanes
sooa yot teYCnt all control. The kiln wes
eutUeiy Consumed The loss 20 Building
aud contents vii amount o. 5000 The
iafarancs ia 5000. fa a siurie poll - ie
The Hole iEsar ace Company oi Hew or.
isaus The aail6InFs ~ the Nerfou cam-
paay are total 'ass and they do net Know
whether they paii rsbmli sfafr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Jacob Nol was tried i1 sas Superior Court
yesterday for rscs uns stolen property and
acquitted bY the 1ry T.. Mcbride con
dac.ei the defense. aud he rsisei the point
tlisi tie eoods he had purchased, being
some gates taken from the water hydrauls.
we're e part ol the realty, and not persons
property aud therefore could not be sub
Ieci - larceny Toe igdg. favored this IN
b charge, sot tsa i'lry returned verdict
"a a3t gu..iv after a s1o-t GeloeFation.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Eastman
Appeared for ths gse9lc. AID both he and
Ar Clay tried o. convince the jury that The
articles we're only Hxiures that the whole
sysiem 0f water WORKS was personal prop
erty ana wss saaiec, % larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

4-T heEfH Eaef1
NE U1sE teassasA Eiassao eae
a.s ssas.e sils ssfss.saea - ssy hlas-
- 14..F sEsspk saesa ~ IeFe.t he
ss.z4 q. sss4.i fe4 e.sssssa 81 10
sk rs kka east5 ea@E -
s.-s.l 81 zlls - sz1asaes ias sssas -.
s.ls- a sssea ee go ss-A tas
sss assl4.l ls8t1s 81 sey PEI
soe. Rc4-s4s fTae 60 e8e seef, 44o vs.
sela as e.ess a4a.s .s8 e esf Al
4ses-g .1ls eesxeaa ssss aeA a tse
1al 81 > lrz H. #sezf - tss isezssf
l.sssiass ss..s ges sesAf .steiie.is,e .s
f.a s;sis HFeu tsks fas s.slY sea.i -
esskiF so saa.s s1.s4l .ls.- eas u
a9ffseisss 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
40 ADVICE WAS ASKED.


r. a.. ears tlGt Deputy Railroad CON-
rn ,sIonsr RASsoM's lsttsr to taa IltsF-
stais Commission wa not asked soT BY
the Commission. Judge CooLzx, il au
iutsrvsss bad with him at Ann Arbos by
a Detroit Journal correspondent, said
that 20 had read Mr. RASsoA's let.sr.
and added -from Il ous wonld gather
tbaf ala Conulission had asked nm ,or
his views. That "a n0t the case. The
Commission has never asked any one fcr
ais ideas on the subject of tho law. When
railroad conpeny desires any action on
the part oi she Commission. that body
procss,ls 70 conduct an examination, al
ninlsssriag oa;hs and taxing testimony.
That dons We have soras.hiag definite 10
act upon. The Commission takes setioa
% % letters from any oDe."
Judge CooLEx further said that there
I'D been no application made by any Ok
fhs Michigan foods o. have the long-ani-
short-kanl clause suspended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

fast Before The 81. o. 4. & j. l,ailrosl wa
completed. tbs olhcers Of the read promised
tAAs lor the valuable all rendered bg the
two cilies which th- read i0ashes. & roui {
give them comp'imeuiarg evcursiA1s Tie
Aesss herewith rem'nts the company ~ fs
prooi e. snt joins ghs CiHtess IN inviting
Grand Esrids ever The freelori ~ ouf
lsses the great wiis. a1a he hosuIiaiifiss
~ fhe rify wiil BE- cordially exteuasf -
tfes ts.as hers
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Cot. >. n W00p. of Sc Pan. has cent
90 tho Smithsonian Institution t1s
BODIES = hss psfsous takso irol e cave
la tle BAD iands oi Dakots. There is
great scsentinc interest 10 lhsse
bcd.ss from the fact that they
are supposed b. 0el1ng 10 a race
vhlch sx.st~I Z.C00 yssrs ag0, and
Are cot pstrifsd b1t simply dred up.
The fsct ths. tnsy dr.ed up Is takea as
syisisncs ihAi none oi tue party we're
b0ok agents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
"HoifkNp. Mich. Q May
Meet me Grand Maven this afternoon 10
look a schooner over. Signed
Man BADLY Iniur,sI.

Isaac johnson. al employe ia the Michi-
gan shingle and Lumber Company mill in
Lower Town. was severely injured yester-
DAY afternoon, by board fying back from
he edger and striking him in the left
shoulder. completely tearing the flesh of
his arm from the elbow 10 the shoulder.
The la iuged man was conveyed 10 his bone
&nI Or Dcnsow summoned. who dressed
the wound ADD made him as comfortable
a. possible. T5e doctor has hopes OF saving
the arm but Is unable at present to state
positively Johnson IS q nan Of family,
aud resides on Buller-sj.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

.arlh4aakes are cot ziftous their
eomGs1satl0as. taa fscsn' gnaks in
Arzoaa split slics OF m9asiaiu sud
laid bare . couple ot zoii mlnae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
HisceHane0us.

WANTED All pEGsoNs ferFllkII4
w tnie. efi1 saloon Sci j. .rs a. suoe itaf ior
hiH the seilis ei sl1lHs 1u4 sitriu'inf gag i.la4t
d luou O. ltRnrd Reeves Nao 4 sh.aH nF pft.i.
heS. e. his clUd t.ng 81 sefh ibai a iuies
him - tlse lniokifaDts. iia.colas. 1H
uANTFD AL sEHs 40 GASOLINE
w Totes 10 csli on ~ Nean iis , fnHeUsl
fof Fatoiint. ~ iers promptly ffe1 also stnfse
CLEANED and adjusted Telephone so. lune 81
4 ANN FERTILIZER a GOOD MkNg AhF
u forEefing ~ neEiefrag ~ plf ieftiistrs 90
Their is~n, tbs spring 1oH cAnnet have nice
lawns unics- tou carr for them Ard iheY need
ieedlng lo have them look Food a. m1en as son
DO. Al the See4 rtsre 1i Canai a.. you saf set
tie tcrtrsi fHfk Lawn fsraAzef. vhlru wsil ~.
nes Old gras, hrtisf Than snything sop "a l.ui
on. " ] Lsmoreaaa faAf
DRoFE- sloNAL NURSE aRs SHOOK RsC
l commented tiy ihe leading PHYSICIANS can be
found a. 81 MolrCcst lpsu
no LEAsE oN LONG TTNr -THF HEsf
j uaGulEciur.pE siles ga uT near The cilt. So
tsre, q ten aere lois sua lyinF esiw~ep tef
Trunk lines Of railway sif hsNiife the vefs Dss4
fst4ifies Cor shipment IN al directions ai fhe ioe
esi rates The properly hss gso5 supply 81
Naief for shy pmPnf ard tut filiae' a. citf
LNet. lcfcg ]. Cook of J. q. Mckee. no
Fuuntsiu-st gt
IAMTs q. Bi.AlNEs NFN IoOk. 'pOiITg.
- Cal Discussion iftaflHE the iop4as er ana-
slavery rfrsagie he lenee ~ flg var fifll -aF-
wee Reform. Tie nrfsi lsluf Question. tfuhiin.
urn. tflSl HnE1e EUle. Silver irihrfa the sfn
etc. ots Yolnmf 80 paEes. e. - and ~
Agents harvest sfa6 faf terms ntflirE Eus
Co. iys West Congress. Detroit Mich I4n
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
FELL lnro a TaAP.
Z smart individual r.ss Another Mas
Nama-A InraaEY.

=
SamsA Forgery.
Sometime tUing the month % October
lass Captain Coshrzus OF the schooner
Jessie Martin. purchased oithe Wilcox Lum-
her Company. OF White River q cargo Of
lumler. agreeing to pay them for the same
on The sale %. lae cargo which he was 60
sal With El once Cor HOLLAND. Mich. AZ
ihs iime tle YES el reached her destination
ihe Wii.0x l'ompany. becoming alarmed rs
a. their pay. cot ont on attachment against
The ses. el ~ justice Court aud also a writ
oi rsplevia agaiust he caSEp isHued out of
tao Circuit Court for Duawa county %
cover tie same. The vssssi sold nnder the
wit of attachment fof lgJ. OF a. = Secunee
oi = COO. and IN The replevin proceedings no
persoosl service was had Jn ile captain, a.
though several wriis We're issued. The de-
feniani being q resident oi the county, the
PLAINTIFF could get no servics on him and
therefore resorted 10 strategy "a dec0y she
captain INTO Ottawa county for that pur-
p0se.
Les, Sunday. james Boutwell,. nephew
Of Captain Cocbrans. took The 1910 O'Clock
evening train for -. Joseph To negotiate
with John Wallace wealthy lumber
dealer Ot the latter plsce. and a friend 70
Captain c. in regard 20 his Wallace pur-
chasing schooner tNNt the CeitnuaAt
might nave the management OF the same
ard once more be perm ted 20 gain
livelihood and living FOR bis
family. On Monday morning at io:45 clock
Captain Cochrans received . telegram NJ
follows:
'HniiANp. Mich. @ May.
Meet me Grand Haven this afternoon 10
lock a schooner over. signed
J. A. WkLiAcy."
Thinking that ths young man had sc-
comptished the object OF bis trip 70 s..
Joseph the Captain left on the first train for
the Haven the.e 10 be me, by a Deputy
sheriff Of Ottawa county, who then served
tne wit upon him. bat no Wallace WAS
there The Captain Immediately returned
TO This city md stated the above facts 10 his
attorney. james . Hara, aud the fOrgef Of
the telegram will be speedily brought 10
iusticc FOR as such, il Is a clear case, and
the party y ho Gid the deed Is well known
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10 get the CAPTAIN 10 Grand Haven.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
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